Toru Minegishi (峰岸透) has composed music for various Nintendo games, includi… Read Full Bio ↴Toru Minegishi (峰岸透) has composed music for various Nintendo games, including Splatoon and the battle themes for Zelda: Majora's Mask and later Zelda games. He also composed for Animal Crossing and Wii Fit.
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Snowpeak Ruins
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@painfish208
What the dungeon could be remembered for:
The fetch quests
The ice physics
The free refillable red potion (admittedly why this is my favorite dungeon)
The enemies
A likely precursor to the Dark Nut.
The Yeta jumpscare.
What it’s actually remembered for:
The two most wholesome Zelda characters ever.
And the Yeta jumps are.
@jblover_3014
I just made that soup, after 16 years of curiosity of pumpkin, salmon and goat cheese.
10/10 would make again.
@408SCG
I had to do the math twice because I couldn’t believe it’s been 16 years since I’ve played this masterpiece 😩💔
@painfish208
Dude, I might want the recipe for that. Feels like a very Chopped setup. Seems mismatched, but could work given the right approach. Also, I was secretly mad that after introducing cheese in TOTK, there is no combination employing pumpkin, cheese, and fish that made “Yeto Soup.”
@pugpartyproductions8805
@painfish208 well Nintendo posted the official recipe online so people can make it bro
@storm2723
One of the most creative dungeons in the series
@fredthechamp3475
Isn’t that City in the Sky?
@storm2723
@@fredthechamp3475 I mean sky dungeon would be done later
@GrogedUp
@@fredthechamp3475 god I hated that and the water temple
I think the most creative was the one on the sand dunes (I think you take the cannon to get there before sky temple) and you have to use the spinning thing back and Forth to fight the boss
@mtgstudios1556
@@fredthechamp3475 No on the city in the sky and this is why.
As far as Dungeons that are built around Wind a lot of them do end up being in the sky in many various games. So, if you are trying to build a Wind specific dungeon the easiest way to do it is putting it in the sky.
Reason Snowpeak Ruins stands out here is because its different than most of your traditional Ice dungeons you will typically see. A large portion of Ice dungeons take place inside caves or other enclosed areas. With this it is essentially just an abandoned house in the middle of the mountains which is something you'd see more for stuff thats based on Shadows and Ghosts. So it breaks the traditional idea of what can constitute as an Ice Dungeon.
@tommyjoekavanagh6590
So a dungeon is someone's house?
Sure, why the hell not.